on 2005 Mar 03 5:38 AM
Hi,
By reading the help file(pdf) supplied with .Net connector I was able to create an RFC server using .NET connector.
I had implemented the RFC_CUSTOMER_GET function in this server and successfully called it through my ABAP program.
The question I have is, this server program uses the structure of RFC_CUSTOMER_GET(which is a SAP Function Module). So can I create my own function in .NET which is independent of SAP FM and implement it in RFC server.
As my requirement is I have to transfer SAP data to an external .NET application. If anyone has any sample code then please send the same as it would be very helpful.
Stephen
Hi stephen,
I have read your article As you told you have created RFC Server and called in ABAP program.Would you please tell me the steps that How to call In ABAP.How to register it in SAP.
Actually I have created my .net application in another system and I want to call this RFC Server in SAP system which is sitting remotly.If possible send me the sample code.
Thanks in Advance
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Hi,
You can not implement a RFC server function in .NET that is not defined inside SAP because the .NET Connector designer needs to get function module metadata from SAP to be able to generate proxy/stub class. If you want to implement a RFC server function, the interface of which is not yet available in SAP, you need to first define a RFC-enabled function module using ABAP Function Builder(SE37) and then generate the .NET proxy/stub using the .NET Connector designer. The implementation of the newly defined ABAP function module is not important here, what really cares is the function module signature, i.e. name and parameter list.
Regards,
Guangwei
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